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Henrietta Knight, who trained Best Mate to three successive Cheltenham Gold Cup victories, says she is to retire.
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Retiring trainer Henrietta Knight due on #BBC5Live around 7-15 @CorneliusRacing 18 hours ago
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#EpsomDerby: confirmation now that @Hayleyturner123 to become only 2nd woman to ride in Classic, June 2 when partnering longshot Cavaleiro @CorneliusRacing 22 hours ago
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#Curragh: big run by Dewhurst winner Parish Hall would make him intriguing Derby rival for Camelot, Bonfire etc; Jim Bolger notably upbeat @CorneliusRacing 23 hours ago
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#Curragh: Jim Bolger-trained Parish Hall faces 10 up to opponents in Irish 2000 Guineas, Sat as he seeks to book a place in #EpsomDerby @CorneliusRacing 23 hours ago
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Chance @Hayleyturner123 to have 1st #EpsomDerby ride on Cavaleiro (100-1); Alex Greaves only woman to ride in race (Portugese Lil, 1996) @CorneliusRacing 1 day ago
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Show all blogsRetiring trainer Henrietta Knight is a pioneer in the world of horse racing, says BBC horse racing correspondent Cornelius Lysaght
BBC Sport's racing correspondent Cornelius Lysaght says Edward Gillespie's retirement at Cheltenham leaves a huge void.